October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). For 17, years the NCSAM campaign has engaged individuals, organizations, and businesses in cybersecurity awareness and safety by hosting events and providing free resources.
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6 Tips for Protecting Yourself Against a Data Breach
Data breaches are on the rise in recent years. More than 50 million people have already been impacted by a data breach in 2021. While there’s no ironclad method for stopping cybercriminals from stealing personal data,
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How to Help Recover from Identity Theft
Identity theft occurs when a criminal steals someone’s personal information (e.g., their name, credit card number, Social Security number, etc.), and uses it to commit fraud,
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6 Steps to Smartphone Security
Internet usage has increased steadily every year since it was invented. Today, more than 313 million Americans are active online, and each are spending an average of 6 hours and 42 minutes a day shopping,
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5 Signs you may be the victim of identity theft
Over the years, as we’ve clicked around the internet, we have been leaving a trail of personal information behind. We bank, shop, book travel, or do just about everything online.
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7 Cybersecurity Tips for Remote Workers
Cybercrime has become the fastest-growing industry in the U.S. And the problem is likely to grow thanks to a partial shift to a remote workforce brought on by the pandemic.
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Top 5 Tips for Stronger Passwords
Most people have about 100 passwords, according to a study by password management company NordPass. That’s a lot to remember. To save mental space, most people resort to easy-to-remember passwords like “123456,” “picture1,” and,
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10 Ways To Help Protect Yourself Against Tax ID Fraud
When people hear the words “tax fraud,” they often think about efforts to cheat on taxes. Tax ID fraud sounds similar but occurs when someone uses your stolen personal information (or “ID”),
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Filing Your Taxes Early Can Help You Avoid Tax Fraud
We get it. Taxes are due on May 17, so why take the time to get them done in March? Or February? Unsurprisingly, many people wait until the last week to file their taxes.
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